McCarthy Eyes City Natatorium Land For Modern Sport Amphitheatre
Jerry McCarthy seeks to buy the natatorium site to build a modern sport amphitheatre and gymnasium. The city judiciary committee opposed the offer, and the council adopted the adverse report. McCarthy aims to finance a deal with city terms, then exercise options on adjoining Davie Daly land to create a real sporting club with phased construction.
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Jerry McCarthy
Prtze Ery
McCarthy
Davie-Daly Company
Hogan Disqualified For Hitting In Breaks In Fight
New York March 15 One round Hogan was disqualified in the first round of his bout with Leach Cross at the Madison Athletic Club by Referee Charley White for hitting in the breaks Cross dominated Hogan with rights and body blows until the foul led to the disqualification after two minutes of fighting. The crowd shouted for a fight and many spectators left quietly after the ruling.
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New York
Hogan
Leach Cross
Madison Athletic Club
Charley White
Cross
White
Cleveland ice yachtsmen set Great Lakes record trip
Six of eight Cleveland ice yachtsmen arrived in Erie at elapsed time under difficult conditions, two members turning back at Conneaut. A fog caused loss of bearings and wind direction issues. The voyage from Conneaut took 1 hours and 20 minutes with the party leaving Cleveland last Wednesday.
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Erie
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Conneaut
England Defeated by San Mateo Slashers in Polo Elimination
In Coronado this afternoon Lingland fell 9 7 to the San Mateo Slashers in the California polo trophy elimination match. Pony Julia, among the tournament’s most valuable, was injured in the third period and euthanized. she was valued at 1,154.
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San Diego
Cal
Lingland
San Mateo
Coronado
Julia
Klaus and Dillon Begin Training for March 25 Bout
In San Francisco on March 13 Frank Klaus and Jack Dillon start training for a March 25 bout. The winner earns a chance to meet Eddie McGoorty in April for a middleweight championship event to be announced.
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San Francisco
Frank Klaus
Jack Dillon
Eddie McGoorty
Cards Land In South Infielders Arrive For Practice
The St. Louis National baseball team led by Manager Roger Bresnahan arrived in Jackson Mississippi from Jackson Tennessee with 37 players. They will begin active work immediately and plan to stay in the South for spring practice until the National League season opens.
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Jackson
Miss
St. Louis National Baseball Team
Roger Bresnahan
Tenn
Philadelphia Regulars Beat San Antonio League Team
In San Antonio on March 13 the Philadelphia American League regulars hit 17 times in a decisive day game, topping the local league squad. Baker’s fielding stood out as the feature play.
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San Antonio
Texas
Baker
Butte and Helena Ready for Season in Union League
Sixteen players signed with two prospects. Brown, the known hurler, has sent a contract as Helena and Butte race to field a strong roster. McCafferty pursues two Western infielders while awaiting contract decisions and training in Provo Utah. Helena boasts 27 signed with Del Baker holding exclusive rights as catcher and details of other signings emerge.
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Brown
Butte
Chicago
Charlie McCafferty
Sheboygan
Wis
McCafferty
Middle West
Kafora
Owsley
Jacks
Druhot
Richardson
Helena
Charles Irby
Provo
Utah
del Baker
Baker
National Commission
Kane
Helena’s
Irby
A. Jerolman
John B
Gotch Loses Handicap Match to Ordmann in Minneapolis
Frank Gotch world champion wrestler failed to throw Henry Ordmann in 20 minutes during a handicap match in Minneapolis. Ordmann defeated Gotch in the scheduled bout, ending the contest without a throw by Gotch.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Gotch
Henry Ordmann
Gotch
Ordmann
Bowlers Fail to Overtake Leaders in Minor Events
Chicago March 13 Bowlers in the minor events of the American Bowling Congress tournament threatened to overtake leaders but failed. Alonzo Krauss and Edward McNeal of Washington DC took second in the doubles with 1 212. F H Grill, first national champion 11 years ago, scored 649 in singles for sixth place. Krauss could have set a world all events record with 687 in doubles and 640 in the five man team, but finished short.
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Chicago
Alonzo Krauss
Edward McNeal
Washington, D. C
F. H Grill
Krauss
Salinder
Thompson and Hyland to Box at the Broadway Soon
Jerry McCarthy will stage a boxing show at the Broadway theater on March 28 featuring Fighting Dick Hyland and Maurice Thompson as the main event. Hyland, real name Richard Uren, a fast Californian lightweight born in Grass Valley, faces Thompson in a six round bout decided by the judges. Two four round preliminaries and a six round semi windup are also slated for the card.
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Jerry McCarthy
Dick Hyland
Salt Lake
Hyland
Maurice Thompson
McCarthy
Broadway
Richard Uren
Grass Valley
Cal
McCarthy Club
Brown Beats Erne In Six Round Fight In Philadelphia
In a six round bout Knockout Brown of New York held a slight edge over Young Erne of Philadelphia. Brown pressed the action after the opening round and dominated early exchanges tonight at the arena.
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Philadelphia
Brown
New York
Young Erne
Calls Issued for Republican City Primaries in Bozeman
Official calls issued for the Republican city primaries seeking alderman nominees from each ward and a committee man from each ward. Signed by J. H. Dawes and Clark Wright, these are the first moves in city politics for the coming election as Democrats are expected to follow soon. Interest in adopting the commission form appears low.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
J. H. Dawes
Clark Wright
City Central Committee
Young ranchman Hayes weds Myrtle Bell in Dillon
William T. Hayes, a notable young ranchman from Grasshopper valley, married Miss Myrtle E. Bell of Dillon this evening at a ceremony conducted by Rev. E. V. Ostrander. Miss Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, resides in Dillon.
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The
Standard
Dillon
William T. Hayes
Grasshopper Valley
Myrtle E. Bell
E. V. Ostrander
Bell
Samuel Bell
Thoroughbred racing results with multiple placings
Fifth race winner John Griffin II paid 4 to 1 with Delaney second at 4 to 6 third. Time 1:14 4-5 for a mile and a furlong. Sixth race Lay Min ister won at 8 to 1, Fort Johnson second 7 to 1, Roberta third 4 to 1. Time 1:15. Track fast.
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John Griffin II
Delaney
L. M. Eckert
Jim Cafferata
Lay Minister
Fort Johnson
Roberta
West Coast athletes seek fair Olympic representation for Stockholm
San Francisco figure Peter Gerhardt arrived in Los Angeles to organize Southern Pacific branch of the American Athletic Union. He urged Western athletes to back a plan to guarantee fair treatment at the Stockholm Games and to raise about $6,000 for the cause on the Pacific coast. The Pacific Athletic Association’s San Francisco branch and the Pacific Northwest Association already endorse the move, with Seattle sharing sentiment.
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Los Angeles
Peter Gerhardt
San Francisco
American Athletic Union
Stockholm
Sweden
Gerhardt
New York
Pacific Coast
Pacific Athletic Association
Pacific Northwestern Athletic Association
Seattle
Virginia Cavaliers Triumph Over Washington in Open Spring Training
In Charlottesville Virginia March 13 the University of Virginia defeated the Washington team in their first open spring outing by 8 to 5. Batteries for UVA included Goodhue Rixey and Finlay with Ainsmith, while Washington used Cashion Allen Walker Henry and Fr. Finlay.
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Charlottesville
Washington
University of Virginia
Cashion, Allen, Walker and Henry
Ainsmith
Goodhue
Clark and Wilson Fight for Control of Kansas Democratic Convention
In Hutchinson on March 13 the Clark and Wilson camps claimed the upper hand for the Kansas Democratic state convention set to meet tomorrow. Clark backers, led by B. J. Sheridan, insist on bound delegates and Clark control of the organization, while Wilson supporters push for an uninstructed delegation. Judge A M Jackson, a Clark loyalist, was chosen temporary chairman over F M Pearl by a 52 to 34 vote, signaling Clark strength ahead of the Baltimore delegates and national committeeman selection.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Sheridan
Clark
A. M. Jackson
Winfield
State Committee
F. M. Pearl
Hiawatha
Jackson
Pearl
Drove Stage Out of Butte in Days Before Rail
Spokane March 13 Dan Paul 63 a Montana and Washington pioneer died in a local hospital after a year of illness He was once a wealthier bachelor in the Northwest with an estate near 24000 He drove a stage between Butte and Missoula and Missoula and Plains before the Northern Pacific railroad ended his driving career He later aided cattle supply for railroad crews and long lived in Coulee Wash He was shot in the leg in early days and saved by a Kalispell medicine man He served as Douglas county state senator and was survived by a brother David in Philadelphia.
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Spokane
Dan Paul
Montana
Washington
Kalispell
Juarez Racing Entries for Tomorrow’s Card
Entries list for six selling races at Juarez with maiden two year olds and older horses. Notable entries include Mabel King Royal Nettie IL and Ailsa Paige in race one and Thistle Rose First Fashion in race two, along with Granger Twist Rose Worth and Cameo in race three. Additional six furlong events feature Rosey Posey and Lucille Allen in race four and The Visitor and Hidden Hand in race five. The sixth race covers a mile with Mycenae and Kid North among the bidders.
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Juarez
Mabel King
Royal Nettie IL
Ailsa Paige
Ruth Esther
Lavender Lass
F. L. Proctor
Lieutenant Sawyer
Thistle Rose
First Fashion
Strite
Dottie B
Charles Green
Sam Parker
Granger Twist
Kelsing
Rose Worth
Colise
Hancock
Spalding
Pedro
Cameo
Pacific O
Rosey Posey
Lucille Allen
Evran
Rompie
Metropolitan
Meddling Hannah
Light Knight
Ilex
the Visitor
Gus Hartridge
Decasarion
Nada Mas
Helen Hawkins
Maxing
Gilbert Rose
John H. Sheehan
Faneuil Hall
Frank G. Hogan
Mycenae
Transparent
Bob Farley
Velsini
Kid North
Little Marchmont
Ski record broken at Modum with 163 foot standing jump
Oscar Gundersen of the North Star Ski club, Chippewa Falls, Wis, set a new world standing-jump record of 163 feet at the Guntabakken Ski club tournament in Modum, Norway, on Feb 28. The prior mark was 147 feet by Sigurd Hanson of Fergus Falls, Minn, set three years earlier.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Oscar Gundersen
North Star Ski Club
Guntabakken Ski Club
Modum
Norway
Sigurd Hanson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Graney Matches Frayne Burns In 20 Round Fight
Promoter Eddie Graney announced in San Francisco that he has matched Johnny Frayne the San Francisco lightweight and Frankie Burns of Oakland for a 20 round bout at 135 pounds on the evening of March 20.
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San Francisco
Eddie Graney
Johnny Frayne
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Pitney Confirmed Supreme Court Justice by Senate Vote
Mahlon Pitney chancellor of New Jersey and Taft nominee to replace the late Justice Harlan was confirmed to the Supreme Court by a 60 to 26 vote. He will arrive in Washington Monday. several Republican and Democratic senators opposed the nomination.
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Washington
Mahlon Pitney
State of
New Jersey
Taft
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Senate
Justice Pitney
Mr. Pitney
Bourne
Bristow
Kenyon
Cummins
Poindexter
Bacon
Bryan
Chamberlain
Culberson
Gardiner
Gore
Hitchcock
Johnson
Kern
Lea
Myers
Newlands
O'Gorman
Pomrene
Rayner
Reed
Shively
Smith
Georgia
South Carolina
Taylor
Williams
Salah Wins Fourth Race at Juarez Amid Strong Wind
In Juarez amid a strong afternoon wind Salah dominated the fourth race from a competitive field. First race saw Bells prevail at 7 to 1 over Daylight and Old Gibraltar with a 49 2-5 clocking. Second race ended with Lady Stalwart winning, Acquin second, Orba Smile third in 1:10 2-5. Third race featured Deerfoot first, Judge Cabanniss second, Jim Me. fourth race length stated as ax furlongs Salali led.
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Juarez
Deerfoot
Judge Cabanniss
Jim Me
Salali
Robber Foiled? Clerks, Police Follow Lead at Hubert Drug
Patrolman Botkin and detectives enter the Hubert drug store on Alabama and Granite streets where a robber hid under the soda fountain. Teacher George W. Tidd had called in, but instead found clerk William Medlin and proprietor Henry Hubert, who fled after lights were turned out. The report notes Hubert disappeared before officers arrived.
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Botkin
Hubert Drug Store
Alabama
Granite
Powell
Yorath
George W. Tidd
William Medlin
Henry Hubert
Tidd
Mexican forces advance south as Santa Rosalia falls
Gen Inez Salazar occupies Santa Rosalia in Camargo district after a week of patrols north of town. 125 federal troops had slowed the southern move, but the town was abandoned as Salazar’s force advanced toward Jiminez, 50 miles south. Jiminez garrison holds about 250 men. additional troops will join Salazar tomorrow. Orozco stays at his headquarters until the vanguard passes Jiminez. In Mexico, a bill calls for President Madero and Vice President Peno Asurez to resign, seeking a special session to denounce the central government.
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Santa Rosalia
Camargo
Inez Salazar
Salazar
Jiminez
Orozco
Madero
Peno Asurez
Sermon at St Joseph's Mission Warns of Hell's Heat
Father Isadore preached on hell at St Joseph's mission, urging that moral decay and sensual ambition doom souls. He decried modern denial of hell, saying people prefer talk of God's love yet resist thoughts of divine chastisement.
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Earth
Hell
God
Job
Isadore
St. Joseph’s Mission
Senator Has New Job Finding Lost Brother
Michigan Senator William Alden Smith, chair of the Senate Committee on Territories, was asked by Mrs. Fred Dorman of Manistique to help locate her brother John ODonnell, a plumber last heard from in Butte. Smith forwarded the appeal to Police Chief Murphy. officers have not found him, and city directories list several John O'Donnells but none with the plumber occupation.
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United States
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Senate Committee On Territories
Wolverine
Fred Dorman
Manistique
John O'Donnell
Butte
Alden
Murphy
O'Donnell
John O’donnells
Plumber
Butte Briefs: Aker Faints on East Mercury Street
Mrs. A Aker, a middle aged woman of South Arizona street, was picked up after fainting on East Mercury street and is cared for at the emergency hospital. State visitors include F F Richards and others from Helena Missoula and Boulder. Cigar salesman T M Sinning was freed after his fellow salesman dropped charges of petty larceny.
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A. Aker
South Arizona Street
East Mercury Street
F. FE. Richards
C. M. McCoy
Cold remedy ad claims to relieve causes with laxative action
An old advertisement promotes a wide remedy, listing Quinine and a laxative as the cure for colds and headaches. It credits E. W. Grove and urges seeking a signature for full wage terms.
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Aigmature
E. W. Grove
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Erne
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RAH Rais
Graney
Chancellor Pitney
Manhattan
Kermcesy S
Copper City Athletic Club
Tommy Dixon
Tally John
Kid Brunnell
Art Allard
Teddy Johns
Frank Sullivan
Strobel
North Main Street
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